"He could stop anytime—if he were not a fanatic," and his "greatest enemy" is gravity. Those are two of Chuck Jones's nine rules for what character?
Hungrii FleaBagius and Eternalii Famishiis are silly scientific names ascribed to what cartoon whose middle name is Ethelbert?
Suing the Acme Corporation in a recent movie, what Looney Tunes' character is forever chasing that dang roadrunner?
Snoop Dogg graced the premiere 1993 issue of what Quincy Jones co-founded hip-hop and R&B magazine?
Describe stuff to an LLM and let it do the programming for you. That's the very simplified gist of the software dev technique known as WHAT coding?
The Beach Boys sometimes get credit for originating what shortening of "vibration" to describe, like, the, you know, mood of whatever?
Qazvin, Iran has a name with the same roots as what ginormous body of water about 80 miles northeast of there?
Beluga caviar mostly gets scraped out of the Black Sea, or what other Russia-adjacent body of water that's also the world's largest inland lake?
C.S. Lewis never visited the Azerbaijaini capital of Baku, but he did name a Narnian prince after what sea right next to it?
1999's "The 85 Ways to Tie a Tie" provides the wild notation "Li Co Ri Lo Ci Ro Li Co T" as instruction for what specific knot?
Named for the Savoy tailor who invented it, not some royal, "Scappino" is another name for what perfectly dimpled tie knot?
Duke Edward VIII wore a four-in-hand, but the material was thicker. So goes a bogus theory about how he became the namesake of the knot with what W-name?
What largest member of the rorqual family has subspecies named for Chile, Antarctica, and the Indian Ocean?
Actually getting it right once when asked to "name the mammal with the most cells in its body," "QI" panelist Alan Davies is known for constantly guessing what animal?
Despite being the largest animal to have ever lived, what whale can only eat creatures the size of a grapefruit or smaller?